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Namaste: why your team needs a 'mental health day'
It’s Friday and, as we wind down the week, make a last stab at finishing off our ‘to do’ lists keep reading
Year: 2018
Money Talks
DfE underspending postpones school-building project
The government underspent on the much-needed second phase of a flagship school building programme by around £50m The Department of keep reading
News
New report seeks to highlight benefits of council support in schools
Councils are currently not allowed to help struggling academies and free schools – a report by the Local Government Association keep reading
Progression
To the unsung heroes – school business leaders
School business leaders (SBL) are the unsung heroes of school finances. During a time of increasing financial pressure on schools, keep reading
Management & HR
Education + finance + school business chat
A silent revolution has been brewing in school business management, opening up avenues for collaboration between schools and those who keep reading
Academies & MATs
MATs will face increased scrutiny, says Ofsted chief inspector
Ofsted’s chief inspector spoke at the Education Policy Institute about a new approach to inspecting MATs Chief inspector of Ofsted, keep reading
Money Talks
NAHT campaigns for guaranteed maintained nursery school funding
A campaign has been launched to ensure future funding for maintained nursery schools The All Party Parliamentary Group for Nursery keep reading
News
Government policy causing 'a chaotic system of winners and losers' for schools
New research highlights inequality issues in schools and identifies the government policy which is exacerbating the problem According to a keep reading
News
'Disqualification by association' rules no longer apply to schools
CREDIT: This story was originally seen on the Pre-school Learning Alliance website Adults working in schools will no longer have keep reading
News
Parents strive to change 'discriminatory' law affecting pupils with autism
A couple has launched an appeal to overturn a ruling they see as discriminatory, after their son – who has keep reading
